Responding rapidly to the Government’s Construction Strategy published in May 2011, Michelmersh responded with its first range of clay product files and was the first brick manufacturer to introduce Building Information Modelling (BIM) files in the UK, years before the competition.
CSIC has launched the Draft Carbon Reduction Code for the Built Environment for use by clients, consultants, contractors and supply chain members across all sectors of the built environment.
A recent report by KPMG and Atkins has revealed that every £1 invested in information management (IM) could save up to £6 in labour time savings as well as helping the Government in their efforts to reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
MYSON offers a comprehensive range of heating and cooling solutions for renovation and new construction. The goal: to improve indoor climate comfort and optimise energy consumption at the same time.
The terms BIM and digital twin occupy a similar space within the built environment and can sometimes be confused with one another. One thing they have in common is that they are both at the core of building life cycle management.
Truro & Penwith College is largely respected as being one of the best tertiary colleges in the country, combining both sixth form and further education for young people in Cornwall. Having previously used bott equipment in their former workshop, the college chose bott as their workplace storage partner to kit out the new facility. An extensive selection of benches, cupboards and cabinets from the durable bott cubio range have been used - with high-quality, great design and ‘British made’ being defining factors.
The birth of the internet in the 1990s marked the beginning of a new ‘digital age’ and changed the world forever, revolutionising the way we interact and communicate with each other as well as providing a platform for businesses to sell their products and services.
The closure of public buildings has been a method used worldwide to reduce the spread of COVID-19, however, the prolonged closure of buildings may have unexpected implications for some.
